>> for the moment, at least, kurt was in the clear. in fact, michelle brother-in-law's, john, already had someone else in mind for her murder. old boyfriend andy. he was >> he was very possessive after they broke up. he parked down the street sections when it was someone else. he drive fast around the block. so, i was pretty sure it was andy. if i can't have her, nobody can have her type of thing. >> sure enough, andy was brought in for questioning. matt denlinger and doug harrison understood why the first detectives took a hard look andy. >> and he was at the mall that. nick >> watt was historic? why did he see was there? >> he was there to buy her christmas present. >> her? his ex girlfriend? >> yeah. >> the night she's killed, he's at the mall to buy her if president, even though there are no longer boyfriend, girlfriend. >> correct. >> i mean, that sounds cute curious even out, just saying it. >> because a lot of the detectives thought that might be too much of a coincidence. >> and he recounted his movements for detectives. he and

katie: kurt wagner, thank you so much. just what a story. coming up, brazil's presidential election has been shrouded by an unprecedented level of tension and violence. we are going to dive into the issues with robert but from "the economist." this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm katie greifeld with jon erlichman. brazilians will head to the polls this weekend. the new president faces daunting challenges, including surging food and fuel prices. the state of the amazon rain forest. in lingering questions over the health of latin america's largest democracy. joining us now is robert wood, the principal economist for latin america and the caribbean at "the economist." great to have you with us. we had a heated debate on thursday night. how does that set us up heading into sunday's vote? robert: absolutely. and it started to get quite personal. between the president, bolsonaro, and lula. we do see this as a two-horse race, but there were other presidential candidates in the televised debate. really what you are seeing and w

>> kurt: i think they'll be tough no question about it.ainly shelling there and in nikolai nearby mercilessly but what the ukrainians have done that's very smart is isolate the russian forces inside. they are caught between a river and the black sea. and the ukrainians are trying to get them isolated, try to make sure they can't get supplies come up keeping the pressure on and eventually they are betting the russians will have to pull back. >> brian: it's so important ukraine prevail because georgia, mold oboe, brush on the baltics ensure they are fighting for more than just their country in ukraine and i hope the rest of the world knows that, kurt volker think is so much. >> kurt: thanks, brian. >> brian: president biden in themselves throw themselves of the party as inflation takes another big bite of your paycheck this month. ♪ i've seen fire and i've seen rain ♪ >> clay travis on the tone-deaf performance and the procession for queen elizabeth the second is set in an hour. that's me. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with

and kurt andersen joins us now, it's good to see you.tia james's lawsuit. it outlines everything he has done for 30 years, kurt. my question is, why did it take so long? >> it is extraordinary. and it's one thing to be able to say, 31 years later, we told you so. but i'm like you, read that story today, in my case, the first time in 30 years, and you don't read it then, because you are a child. but it was extraordinary. it is the same stuff. it is inflating wealth to cheap investors basically. and just as he's been alleged to have done by the secretary general in new york. and again and again and again in doing that and again, we have this nine piece, nine-page story, that had him to write. and he never -- us, he never sued us. of course, he threatened to sue spy more than once. but the fact that people who around you your can say, as your introduction suggested, well, we knew he was a charlatan. we knew he was a -- but we really did. and it wasn't just we knew it like you have a hunch. >> it was in broad daylight, right? >> correct. >>

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kurt was cloned 42 years ago. wildlife experts her -- hope that kurt will learn the experts and make friends with a lady horse named holly, also from the same species and they hope the match will bring diversity because it is extinct in the wild. i saw jurassic park one through four and five. spoiler alert it does not end well. kumasi: kurt did not ask for any of this, he is just trying to meet holly and see how it goes. that is a lot of pressure on kurt. reggie: for the survival of the whole species which is just dna and frozen. it ends with pterodactyls flying outside of the plane. that is how this all ends. coming up the latest steps for dozens of alameda county deputies who failed their psychological exams. kumasi: we will take you live to florida where people are waiting out one of the most powerful storms in decades. reggie: >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30, a standoff situation continues early into this morning and we will take you to

kurt, you have got some great advice at cyberguy.com.terday. you were essentially trapped by hurricane katrina in new orleans and when you called for help, you didn't know exactly where you were to tell the people to come get you. >> yeah. exactly. steve, good morning to you. i had to become macgyver at that moment and in fact i was trapped that hotel in downtown new orleans. i managed to open up a phone jack and get a dial tone out during a storm because the lines were buried. not many places in florida have buried power lines and utilities. there are a lot of things i know now that i really wish i knew them. for a hurricane or really any storm. number one, the most important thing i didn't know that i needed to know is to know my location. my exact g.p.s. coordinates because at the end of a storm, first responders often come from foreign locations. they are not necessarily from your city. and they don't know the street signs and frankly those street signs may be down. can you know your g.p.s. by going on a google map. i will show you h

you heard what kurt bar del said. and inflammatory it originated originally from the white house. your reaction to it and how do republicans make democrats pay for that kind of language come the midterms? >> this the problem with the democrats you have to even wonder if they believe what they're saying. kurt bar della used to work for breitbart news he used to work for a maga republican congressman darrell issa from california. if people like me are terrorists, todd, kurt is also would be considered a terrorist by his legal definition. look, think of the groups of people that have been called terrorists by joe biden and his lackeys. all parents. certainly all parents in virginia where i'm speaking to you from all cops. remember the number one goal of black lives matter which joe biden has completely endorsed is defund all these police systems, right? and now it's anybody who pulled the lever for donald trump, you are not just someone who is hateful. you are not just a deplorable but they have one upped hillary clinton

kurt, last quick question to, you let's talk about elephant in the room donald trump held a rally in ohio last week something really weird and disturbing happen this week have a look at these images of his supporters holding up their arms and holding up their fingers while speaking. i think we have pictures of that, people have to see the stuff. this is what they were doing as they are speaking this time. apparently there was some qanon-ish music playing, although that still up for debate. but it's just a whole weird scene, very kiltey, kurt. >> first of all, the battle going on between donald trump and ron desantis, it's basically the battle of the pastors play out before our very eyes politically speaking, and this ridiculous effort of them to try to mimic nazi propaganda gestures, or really in this case they are actually stealing the gesture that roman rains uses everything single day they can't come up with everything -- samoan heavyweight champions gesture make it their own just goes to show you that this is desperation this is depravity, this is the portrait of america that the

. >> joining us now, former spokesman for the house oversight committee, kurt bardella.r to the dnc and dccc. your latest op-ed from nbc entitled "think, from desantis to mccarthy to trump,". you write in part this. i don't think i've recently experienced a span of days that quite so neatly captures the difference between being a democrat and being a republican in today's america. biden spent last week defending freedom and democracy on the world stage while his predecessor defended himself from allegations of fraud and claims that he may have compromised national security. republican governors plotted to fly human pawns to martha's vineyard, while democratic governors unveiled measures to combat the climate crisis. the gop has had other bad weeks in the past, and so has the democratic party. and to be fair, last week wasn't the most dramatic week for the democratic agenda. just politicians and officials collaborating, ideating and brainstorming solutions at the local, federal, and international levels, which is, precisely the point. neither side is perfect, but one side

and strategist kurt bardella as well. adrian, let me start with you on this one.e anguish we're hearing from the vice president when it comes to questioning the legitimacy of the court? do you think the court is having a real crisis here, of legitimacy? >> yeah, absolutely, yasmin. i think the vice president did exactly what she needed to do on this and i think she said exactly what we needed to hear. not just democrats but americans. because of course we know that a lot of republicans and independent voters completely disagree with the courts decisions. most notably, the decision on roe. she really went there on what justice roberts said, which frustrated a lot of people. because you can't really undo, the civil court did this, but you shouldn't just say people disagree because we got rid of a right that was around for 50 years. that is not typically what the supreme court has done. she went, there made it very clear that we're frustrated. but she also didn't try to sugarcoat anything, we have a long road ahead of us. we have a 63 supreme court that is not going

and to kurt's points, remember the inspector general has issued more than 1,000 pages documenting theeau of investigation from taking leaks and using them in political ways. remember we had kevin kleinsmith who doctored documents and had to plead guilty to that. but barely was he outed it, and there are lots of other examples. and unfortunately for an agency that is the premier law agency in the world, i think they have been tainted. and director wray was brought in to change things in an agent of change and he has not done that. i don't know why he is in that position if he is not going to change things. >> sean: kurt, we have 15 seconds, can you tell us about how many people have come forward they know of? >> there are 20, but fbi employees are whistle-blowers have to go to doj to seek relief, not the federal court. they are stuck at doj. >> sean: wow. this will be fascinating to watch. thank you for being with us. we will take a break, more "hannity" right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: unfortunately that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. thank yo

. >> i want to bring in cedric leighton and kurt volker.u that sergei lavrov is trying to frame this war as an existential threat to rush? >> what's interesting is he's taking the exact position that ukraine is in in real life and seeming to make russia the victim here. russia is not the victim. we have to remember russia is the aggressor. these are the kinds of things russians are masters at. they will take a situation and try to change the words, try to make it seem something that it isn't. in this particular case, what foreign minister lavrov is doing is he's putting himself in the victims' shoes even though he's not the victim, he's the perpetrator. >> he is the perpetrator. >> just a few days after putin announced partial mobilization almost 1500 protesters have been arrested. the border is flooded with citizens trying to get out. you see finland and other countries flooded with people who want to escape this. what do you think? has putin made a big mistake here? >> clearly he's made a big mistake, because he has destroyed half of his

that said, kurt, the president made clear that not all republicans are maga republicans.ur mind, that distinction clearer, or desert risk deepening the political divide? do many republicans privately draw that distinction? >> well i think that we know, even the republicans who masqueraded as maga republicans, privately bemoaned the course that the party has taken. oftentimes are quoted in the background too many political reporters complaining about donald trump. what president biden did so effectively was give republicans, disaffected republicans, who don't want their party to keep going down this path, he give them permission to vote with the democrats in the 2022 midterms. he gave no reason an irrational to put democracy ahead of traditional partisan politics. this was setting the stakes for the election. it needed to happen. it was, by the way, upholding the very words that his oath of office includes. protecting and defending the constitution, the democracy is under threat from republicans. candidates that believe in the big, lie that say they're going to overturn fr

here with top travel tips is kurt the cyber guy.d to know. >> reporter: it is a travel nightmare. in terms of getting stuck at an airport here are some tools you want. first one i use, you fly a lot, you have this disruption, you are on your own. flight board will show you what flights are going out of the airport you are stuck in. if your flight is canceled and the airlines say until 8:00, what about this one right here? rachel: this is the pete buttigieg one, is it? >> reporter: no but it is good to know what your rights are for a meal voucher or a hotel. that is still leaving travel misery. my problem, getting to where i am going. >> reporter: not solving the labor shortage they created with their mandates but continue. >> one of the people at the airline, can you get us more pilots. export flyer, subscription, and how many seats are for sale in a given flight. if they are telling you, don't have a seat for you, look here, might be two seats and one of the things, the landscape of what tickets are for sale at that very moment. it

here to tell us more, kurt wagner.his is only a test right now for paying subscribers. >> you get a 30 minutes timer. once you post your tweet, you will have 30 minutes to go and make edits and change before it gets locked more permanently. other users will be able to see a label to shows the tweet has been edited. they will be able to click that to see prior versions. there's a little bit of a track record. to your point, it is only available on twitter blue. you have to currently be a subscriber in order to get access when they roll it out. that could change in the future, but they want to start with a small group of people and it makes sense to start with the most diehard twitter users. emily: is this going to change the nature of twitter? the dynamic of twitter? >> i am waiting for when it first rolls out to have that moment, that first week when people are playing jokes and someone is inevitably going to send one version of a tweet, then change at 29 minutes later to something offensive and everyone is going to lo

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stuart: kurt volker, thank you very much, as always, for joining us.ted, sir. >> my pleasure. thanks, stuart. stuart: back to the markets. monday morning and we've got resumed selling, let's put it like that. we've got the dow now down 160 points, back to 29,400. and now i'm going to give a commercial to a book which i think is utter nonsense. prince harry and meghan markel are getting back to work in california. oh, sorry, this is the wrong story. i'm sorry, ashley. [laughter] i'm introducing something -- can. ashley: it's okay. stuart: i'm getting it all back. prince if harry and meghan markel are getting back to work in california. come in, ashley. what's their next project? [laughter] ashley: i'm glad you asked. markel has a cover of "variety" magazine that's going to debut after its release was postponed out of respect for the queen's funeral. the duke and duchess have signed a deal with netflix for content that includes documentaries, feature films, scripted shows, even children's programming. there has been speculation about a reality-style show

>> these islands are very close to the coast of kurt -- of tukiye.or this reason tukiye is concerned, and claims that the treaty does not allow greece to have this military vehicle, this american military vehicles to be posted there. as you can hear, greece is claiming that it is under threat from tukiye and therefore it is justified to do so. what is remarkable is just recently the president of tukiye, mr. ergodan did not just complain about the militarization of the islands but the quote and quote -- occupation of the islands. these are two nato partners and this is not the best moment to have tensions between greece and tukiye as everyone realizes. >> george, the turkish government has said that this decision is partly political by greece to get these, more of these military vehicles into the islands. this greek election coming up next summer. how much of this is for domestic consumption. >> this is not a political decision. this is a security decision. there are chronic problems and greek and turkish relations. but in the last year, greece has be

here with how you can protect your little ones on-line kurt the cyberguy.plain to me, so these people, look at my photos of my kids that i posted at birthday party, the soccer game, whatever, how can that be used to in any way harm my child? >> so what's the big deal you're asking? rachel, good morning and a great question. share hanting been coined. big tech taught us constantly take photos, up load them, therapy moments of our kids, whole families lives. some parents take it to the extreme. most everybody sort of caught up in this thing, not realizing what that danger is, the danger has to do with this. on other end advertisers are using software. building profiles of every human being they can get their hands on, how can we get rachel, rachel's kids to respond to what we want to sell as an advertiser? so they're building that database. that is like, okay, fine, we get it. technology advances that is part of life. rachel: sure. >> you again you have the fact that a.i. software on the black market, deep web, dark web, people on the bad side of this are usi

. >> on there talking to kurt gowdy?ne, he's been gone for years. [ laughter ] it was joe buck. >> joe buck. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i dropped kurt gowdy in there to gauge the age of the audience. [ laughter ] and it's just about what i thought it would be. and then on "the manning show" is tracy morgan. >> jimmy: he was on the manning-cast. >> i'm thinking, wait a minute, he and i are supposed to be on the jimmy kimmel tomorrow night, now i'm starting to get my feelings hurt because i think maybe there's been a meeting scheduled that i wasn't invited to. [ laughter ] now this morning, howard stern. >> jimmy: did you listen to that this morning? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can i tell you something? i feel like howard stern is threatened by you. and i feel like howard -- howard and i are very close, i feel like howard is jealous of my admiration for you. i feel like there's something weird there. >> okay. well, let me tell you my view of howard. >> jimmy: okay. [ aughter ] >> i've known howard a long time. a very, very long

joining me now is democratic strategist kurt bardella. so nice to see you. to be leaning into his qanon fan base, although he won't admit it publicly, but his last two rallies are betraying his true feelings in my opinion. what's his goal here, shoring up his fan base for a 2024 run? >> yeah, i mean, this is just deliberate pandering to the extreme fringes of society, and that tells you everything you know about the direction of the republican party. their break from reality, their break from truth, their war and assault on those who report and tell the truth, it all leads to this. the further away they get from reality and alternate facts and alternate realities, you have heard them use those terms before, the more they rely on this crazy fringe that will believe anything but the reality. donald trump has spent so much of his time, even going back to when he presided over covid, he said we have turned the corner on covid when there were still thousands of people dying every day. they are reliant on people to believe in conspiracy and misinformation. they pr

go to cyberguy.com for everything kurt knutsson is going to talk about. look like. >> i think it's not going to change the look -- good morning to all of you. i don't think you will see a big giant change in the -- brian, good morning. look of the iphone. you might see this little notch that they have at the top of the iphone there are rumor that going to get adjusted to like more like a whole punch. we seal that remember however we have come. because today is a big day for the iphone 14 as it comes out. but look at the size. this is the old 4. this is what second or third generation iphone that came out. and this is today's. i think we are going to see come out here and you are good if you didn't upgrade your phone for a while. what we are going to see is possibly more expensive iphones coming out. >> ainsley: more? >> frankly people will still spend the money and they are doing it when it comes to devices likes this are we going to see a folding iphone? no. i don't think we are going to see that just yet. i do think they have got that in the works. the

i have a feeling this is going to be a lot like my discussion with kurt anderson.government conservative. i love the free market. but i love the free market that doesn't run wild. what i want to know is this, why do working class americans, why do they buy in to politicians like trump that push tax breaks for the wealthiest billionaires for multi-national corporations and actually make sure that they billionaires and multi-national corporations don't have to pay their fair share of income taxes. i say this as a conservative, you hear it as a progressive. why do these middle class and working class voters keep voting against their own economic interests and help the richest billionaires on the planet? >> well that is a great question. and thanks for having me. i appreciate it. the answer to your question is that the democrats for the last 40 years haven't done a very good concerted and effective job of explaining to those people an alternative vision of what an economy should look like and work like. and that is what their starting to do now. and that is the story i

kurt cousin gets a a lot of fl. is he going to leave the team.merman. a different style in a division with aaron and these guys offense is going to win it. >> brian: do you get a sense of a team because you spend so much time with them before the game and after the game talking to them. do you get a sense of when somebody -- when this team has got it together they are going to be tough early on? can you figure a lot going into week one? >> i mean week one i think that's an interesting question to ask you guys with aaron we will talk to him on the phone. i will sit down -- sit down feature for fox. yeah, i think with him you definitely get a sense. i'm interested to talk to minnesota and see what their vibe is under the new coaching regime with kurt yet again. you kind of do. i think with the people that have been there for a while, right? >> what's interesting in the preseason is like it's the world of optimism. every team is the best they have ever been. every team has had the best preseason. >> brian: i think he has been out of new york for a w

. >> well, i mean, kurt, the occam's razor answer is she's a politician, she's there to protect trumpard to get around it. the consistency can be the hobgoblin sometimes, but in the case of lawyers, when lawyers all say the same thing, you can basically believe it. because every single legal expert we have put on, everyone has said it. this judge is doing something that is completely unorthodox. no one has ever heard of this idea. so how do we get around the idea that this lady is not just in the tank for trump? >> well, i think that we're seeing without question that there is an implicit bias and corruptive element here on the bench that's very troubling and disturbing, and it really illustrates the consequence of when you let these people take power, the cronies that they install, there can be very serious repercussions that we had not even thought of. when donald trump was president, i don't think anyone thought we would get to the point where a judge he appointed would be in charge of sensitive top secret information being stored at mar-a-lago. that's why this is so important that

hey, kurt thornton, is like what lucia's appalled noise bolcko's taxpayer per year for the bill at the lord's for the deal with the charter the i've been leaving you, but it's w b out of sheer mac a . the with using it on the mean. yeah. first floor which keep it not sleep. they have says this, ah, to leverage was to put a blood floors and i said it was a bit savvy. it. oh, which in the den nissan is the new miles did get h form of cigarette. the girls, the best to reach him was to live with it. so don't let us, we're shooting me a note or when it's, there's really no, it's a good day yesterday, the rooms, what you knew could complete, ah breath and completely do. my link is starting to annoy, i suppose life is when you could learn to look for goodness bearings and we were 10 minutes on air pollution room. i thought i was, you know, i don't know what's in your book, but i don't actually they see me in a, by me ah . muted video the lot for mash. i'm did that with mr. cooper with no become william . yes, sir. yes. this is the news in europe. honestly, you need to let me check for isaac,

i saw the kurt -- carter non-and it sped down the lane and took a short turn here. reporter: williams was on the run for 11 hours but eventually tracked him down in california, talking him into turning himself injuring a phone call wednesday. as to the circumstances here. >> this was not a random crime. this is a very bizarre chain of events that unfolded and i think as the story unfolds, you guys will understand that better. >> the two were killed and it was heartbreaking. seeing cleaning crews in white suits come out of the house while we could hear children laughing and playing down the street. abc7news. dan: an armored truck guard is in critical condition and the searches on for a gunman following a robbery today outside the kaiser hospital in san leandro. the shooting happened before noon. investigators believe the guard was walking back to the truck when the robber approached him. the crime may have been planned in advance. >> we don't know if he was followed. i believe that it may have been. it looks like a robbery gone bad . i don't know if the robbery happe

that is a significant escalation kurt volker is the former u.s.nato and he joins me now. how should america respond to putin's escalation, ambassador? >> well, thanks for having me, stuart. i think what tony blinken said last night is exactly right, that we should not recognize these territories even if they have a sham referendum and russia says they are part of russia they aren't part of russia and we have to be very clear about that. the second thing is to not be alarmed by putin saying they are going to defend their territorial integrity even with nuclear weapons if they have to. we should say great. no one is threatening russian territory. no one is going to attack russia we are not challenging your territorial integrity. you are attacking ukraine and you should just get out. stuart: but if he goes ahead with this annexation referendums in certain parts of ukraine and turns them into russian territory, he could use that as an excuse, he could use that as an excuse to escalate to nukes. >> that's exactly what he's implying. he wants to scare u

kurt newman says protocol again was disregarded. >> i was leaning in. someone came up later and said you shouldn't have done that. she didn't seem to care about it. >> reporter: the measure of a great monarch, the best protocol is sometimes to break protocol. scott macfarlane. >>> for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt pieper in new york. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has been involved in a car crash in kyiv. his office says a car collided with his after returning from vsiting troops. as authorities investigate, they say zelenskyy was not seriously injured. >>> more progress on the covid front as the world health organization says deaths worldwide last week from the virus were the lowest reported in the pandemic since march 2020. the w.h.o. says the omicron subvariant ba.5 continues to dominate globally. >>> his company is worth $3 billion, and the founder of patagonia has just don

maybe, maybe we will be spared this fate. >> kurt, let's play the game, though, that if the republicanse house, this is a scenario that you, of course, know well having worked for the house oversight government reform committee. maybe scare us a little bit. what would this look like? gop has control, they've got the power of the subpoena, what do they do? >> well, jonathan, on day one of the new congress they are going to send a slue of subpoenas to the white house, to the biden administration. they're going to start going after hunter biden. they're going to start going after department of homeland security. they're going to scrutinize and investigate every single decision that has been made by this white house and they're going to look to politicize everything. it's the same playbook they used against barack obama. when president obama was elected republicans had no idea in congress what to do about that. he was incredibly popular, he came in on a wave of overwhelming support, republicans were paralyzed with fear. the only thing they could think of to do was use the power of the overs

we've got christian mcbride, kurt elling, a d bridge water the picture.at mean week we could we can take the whole time just naming off these incredible artists. and i think what's great about monterrey is that is, you know, we really take the festive part of festival seriously. it's along. the music is is serious. but we we we all have a lot of fun in doing you're on the monterey it's a beautiful spot. lots of green, lots of grass. oak great food, great beverages. and it's kind of a little jazz oasis for that. you know, this last weekend in september. in it's been that way for a 65 years now. i think people really look forward to that tradition. we just showed a picture of janice joplin, who, of basically her career was launched by being on that stage in monterrey. but >> clear up a little bit of the confusion because that was the monterey pop festival on the same stage for the jazz festival. is. >> but you said that janice joplin came back and actually did play a jazz festival. i guess what i'm getting at is said this is the birth place for stars becaus

kurt newman says protocol was again disregarded. >> i'm kind of leaning in and somebody came up laterthat. well, she didn't seem to care about it. >> reporter: a measure of a monarch who realized that sometimes the best protocol is to break protocol. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: so revered. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. good night. captioning sponsored b cbs

i saw the kurt -- carter non-and it sped down the lane and took a short turn here. reporter: williams was on the run for 11 hours but eventually tracked him down in california, talking him into turning himself injuring a phone call wednesday. as to the circumstances here. >> this was not a random crime. this is a very bizarre chain of events that unfolded and i think as the story unfolds, you guys will understand that better. >> the two were killed and it was heartbreaking. seeing cleaning crews in white suits come out of the house while we could hear children laughing and playing down the street. abc7news. dan: an armored truck guard is in critical condition and the searches on for a gunman following a robbery today outside the kaiser hospital in san leandro. the shooting happened before noon. investigators believe the guard was walking back to the truck when the robber approached him. the crime may have been planned in advance. >> we don't know if he was followed. i believe that it may have been. it looks like a robbery gone bad . i don't know if the robbery happe

kurt schrader checking out his old team at wrigley. 5.3 endings. struck out 11.e could have that lot -- back. 2-0 puppies. they set two giant records. most strikeouts is season, 211 and counting. austin wins drilling the air flap, had to leave the game. giants lose, they dropped five straight on this road trip. tennis anyone? former first lady michelle obama had a epic u.s. open semifinal. tiafoe forces a facet. alvarez finally takes control. look at the lobby here is a picture-perfect. alvarez wins and five cents, 6-3 in the fifth. he will face norwegian casper root in the final. congratulations to -- one of nine inducted into the michigan state hall of fame. he helped spartans to the aa title game in 09. sports on abc seven what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a mon

kurt knutsson following in cupertino, california. what are we in for, kurt? were in for an air-conditioning app. it is hot here in california inside of apple park, where apple really bucked the system. we have smartphones down leading into pre-holiday sales about 9% but not affecting apple iphone. today their launch of the lates iphone 14 expected, four different models. neil for sake of history, remember the sides of this one? this is the iphone 4. this is one shortly thereafter. this is the current iphone. unbelievable what they have done with size. and size is what it is all about today, a 6.7-inch screen expected, maybe a little bit of design change on it with thinner bezels, faster chip inside of it. keep your eye on a word pro for a lot of products coming out here. airpod pros 2 coming with some sort of innovation. this event is called far out. does that mean something related to satellite or communicating with apple products? i don't know. the imagine could go wild. or are they introducing since prices are expected to jump 100 bucks per phone at least

. >> want to meet kurt? he >> cloe. >> from the dna of an endangered. since fall ski horse, which was frozen 42 years ago. he was cloned in 2020 and there's girlfriend molly. well, well, nasa's moon rock is been taken off its launch pad because of hurricane and the storm pushing back the launch for a 3rd time. the artemis one rocket is now back in the kennedy space center's vehicle assembly building. nasa's expects up to 10 inches of rainfall on the center, which will also be blasted by strong winds, the next possible launch window opens mid october. coming up in the next hour, take a closer look at hurricane and the damage is causing. >> along the coast. and officials in oakland are sounding the alarm after 8 mass shooting near several oakland schools. we'll have more on that to make sure you stick around. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news. oakland reeling after a mass shooting at a school injures 6 people. the latest on the investigation as parents and community leaders call for the violence to stop. and hurricane ian leaving behind massive to staff

now with adrienne albert, democratic specialist and former senior aide on the biden campaign, and kurt first is president biden's term message and effective one. kenya's policy wins, the problem to get roe v. wade, is that drug not say keep democrats in control of congress? >> absolutely, alex first of all, president biden accomplish more in the first 20 months and of this than most presidents had ever accomplished, he has four major economic pieces of legislation that he passed that can run on cue for the bipartisan, the first black woman in the supreme court, lowered student loans. has had been a number of things that will benefit american families, i think we are seeing president biden do is go on the campaign trail and not just talk about what he did for american families but also what the republicans have not been he has had very little cooperation on a lot of these popular policies as president biden also mentioned, kevin mccarthy, you know, his plan for america, whatever he is calling it, it's so thin on policy details that it's like he had to do something to coalesce his entire

the ass aries, give it another name, they call it a con can days to pena. kurt is calling to the air is occupied illegally by the armenians. this is very much a frontline in the self declared republic of nagondo. kara back a republic that not a single country, not even armenia recognizes. now this particular area, as every forces took back control of it in 2020 after what they describe is it being occupied by armenians for 30 years. interestingly, oscar the camera man, if you could pull down and have a look at the road down here, this road is called the latch in corridor. it is the only road that connects the panic, pert with the border of armenia, and it is regularly a flash point. it is sir, policed by russian peacekeepers in the last 1020 minutes or so. we've seen what we understand is armenian military. moving along it. people here tell us that there are regular skirmishes, heard in the surrounding hills between what they say could well be power, military armenian power, paramilitary groups, and, and a, and as airy fighters here, as erie military here. but we've also seen in this

kurt newman says protocol was again disregarded. >> i'm kind of leaning in and somebody came up later done that. well, she didn't seem to care about it. >> reporter: a measure of a monarch who realized that sometimes the best protocol is to break protocol. scott macfarlane, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: so severed. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nati >> judge judy: the defendant married, had a child, i assume with you. >> announcer: her ex's rocky relationship gave her an opening. >> judge judy: you were ready to move right in. i'm not giving him any awards. i mean, he's just a stupid guy. >> announcer: but after she was dumped again... >> judge judy: mr. rainbolt decided to go back to his wife. >> announcer: ...did she try to get him canned? >> judge judy: the caller claimed that the employee in question had been arrested in the past and had numerous charges pending. just vicious. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs televisi

, that is, the price was paid. 20th americans, famous especially in ukraine, we know them well and kurtid love , for example, and so on . is there any chance that this this is your e-e that this escalation management strategy will change a little bit in the direction of e-supporting ukraine more decisively. one and a half months if two months for a-a to understand not only er-e the president or government officials but any influential people a-a whether in business or others because we print the call-to-action a-a in big newspapers, we will try to be at the level of whatever everyone should think about the matter as ukraine, then yours to your question, how influential is it, and we will try to ensure that it does not disappear at all, as it is mostly on major news, here in america, ukraine is not talked about outside, when there are problems in zaporizhzhia, or if there is something interesting for the americans, those letters to another, in another example, as a general news, and this will show how influential the americans are, just like the cattlemen, others, and they sit with other

d to and to kurt's point, remember k the inspector general has issued more than 1000 pages documentinghe abuse of power within the federal bureau of investigation from taking leaks and using them in political ways. and remember, we had il kevin kleinsmith who doctored documente has and had to plead guilty to that, but but barelyd was he outed and there are lotss of other examples. and unfortunately forr an agenca that's the premier law agency in the world, i think they've been tainted. and you know what? director wray was brought in. as an agent of age to change things, the agent of changee isi and he hasn't done that.sition i and i don't know why he's in that position if he's not going to change things. kurt, we have 15 seconds.t, w secoyou tell us about how many people have come forward thathae you know of? shawn, there's 20 . , fbi employeesblower who were whistleblowers have to go to doj to seek relief, nohavt the federal courts. they are stuck in doj.ck a wow. this is going to be fascinating to watch. thank you both for being with us. u we'll take a break. more hanadi right after

kurt schrader checking out his old team at wrigley. 5.3 endings. struck out 11. have that lot -- back. 2-0 puppies. they set two giant records. most strikeouts is season, 211 and counting. austin wins drilling the air flap, had to leave the game. giants lose, they dropped five straight on this road trip. tennis anyone? former first lady michelle obama had a epic u.s. open semifinal. tiafoe forces a facet. alvarez finally takes control. look at the lobby here is a picture-perfect. alvarez wins and five cents, 6-3 in the fifth. he will face norwegian casper root in the final. congratulations to -- one of nine inducted into the michigan state hall of fame. he helped spartans to the aa title game in 09. title game in 09. spor have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ ama: thank you f >> hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now,

form among those who protest, they contain such a call that they say who was not there, larry beluch-kurtll, the sense of azerbaijan , in the case of the exit, because if we were all iranians, it is actually interesting that, on the one hand, they would like to distance themselves from such movements, conditionally separatist with on the other hand, on the contrary, they offer such a picture to emphasize the identity, that is, that everyone should protest . that is, it is not some kind of individual movement. actually, it is worth it. i think i should wait until friday. because usually on fridays in tehran, one this is the biggest friday prayer, because in their practice they conduct it in the main ecological center of the city, and let's see, usually there, they talk about the international situation at these prayers, how many followers can they bring from those spiritual seminaries, but it is obvious that the authorities have not yet exhausted all resources for the protest, because in the past there was a mass shutdown of the internet, uh, it will work somewhere until iran, well, it is

he sphere in that regard to speech in you you rupert, which huge initial cost of us prime minister kurt. he wants to destroy serbia, while president woochie laughs. a greater albany is unknown over serbs. but as tensions rise, military readiness is checked daily, surrounded by nato countries, serbia's being forced to fortify defensive aviation day, the defense minister checks and, and defense forces readiness in me, mom a, some we're north of you give me a dinner for bill fisher law or try to promote us, then up to columbia, taught their neighbor now shorter, be ne, you jail around for a little speaker. without him carry a russian jew, altima general, always consider be 0. sylvia bell, great fears the albanians plan to do to kosovo snobs. what the crowds did in august 1995 repeating operations storm. when 250000 serbs were kicked out of croatia, and more than 1800 people were killed or when missing a warmer, more than 30000 people gathered on the square in novi, sad to remember those who died in this ethnic purge miss her morano zeus, euro know greece or not uses exact good. you sorry.

looked out the window , and there everything is blazing recklessly rushed into the burning hut to save kurtveryone who falls under the arm heroically led the goat fyodor out of the burning barn after that nervous night. he even changed color, singed fur after a fire turned grey. on the one hand or on the other, also on the other side. here are 11, stallions now spend the night in an open field, until they say they freeze with the advent of cold weather overgrown with wool. but the herd will definitely not survive the winter in the open air, so now the owners are in a hurry to rebuild the burned-out stable. and also to find out the causes of a sudden fire. here is the fire footage of one of the sarajevos starting to smoke, then the recording is interrupted by the owner, of course, i'm sure this is not an accident with a herd of stunt horses. wanted to get it right, and someone who knew exactly where the cctv cameras were located and how to get around them petrukhinsky is shocked, says her horses and flies did not offend, meanwhile the phoebe stallion begins to eat his coat and bite. oh stren

on the ability of palestinians to share information and insights about their experiences as steer kurt the classes as most se triggered by israel evicting families, monet, boat and east jerusalem. so $256.00 palestinians killed that apparently included more than 60 children. and as israel launched as strikes, many palestinians took the social media to raise awareness of what was going on. but they found that posts what didn't lead it. and pro palestinian hashtags were repressed, no matter claims, there was no intentional bias, but does admit a great deal of work still needs to be done by the israel police commissioner. meanwhile, wants a more radical re thing. this is already wool. the social media networks were the ones that drove people out. i'm talking about a broad shut down of the networks, put out com, everything down when the situation is come open back up. we are a democratic country, but there is a limit. i cross live out to mona. sh dia palestinian digital rice defendant. joining us here were naughty international, a very good afternoon to you today. what are you surprised at